Rose Garden Orchard, Glasgow — Visitor Guide & Things to Do Nearby

Discover Scotland's first public orchard at Rose Garden Orchard, a charming green space born from the transformation of the historic Gorbals. Planted on the site of the old Gorbals Burial Grounds as part of the Crown Street Regeneration project, this orchard celebrates heritage and renewal. The space has earned recognition with the 'Wee Apple Award' at Holyrood Parliament, celebrating its contribution to Scottish horticulture and community wellbeing. Walking through Rose Garden Orchard with Questo, you'll encounter heritage apple varieties specifically chosen to thrive in Scotland's climate, connecting visitors to centuries of Scottish agricultural tradition. The orchard tells the story of how Glasgow transforms forgotten spaces into vibrant community havens. Beyond the apple trees, the site represents a powerful narrative of urban regeneration, taking ground once used for burial and repurposing it as a place of growth, life, and connection to nature. It's a living testament to Glasgow's commitment to blending history with contemporary green space development.